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Originally Posted by Antitrust32
if they were as good they wouldnt be 1.5 points behind. You can say, that they have been as close to the phils compared to every other team. and you are still a dumbass. I said the link you posted showed it as TEAM PITCHING. it also proved it as a ROTATION... did you notice 3 of the top 7 on that list are Philadelphia starters?? need new glasses?
I'd still take the Giants and / or Rangers rotation over the Braves. I think Jurrjens could be this years Jimenez... great first half, tail off the 2nd half. He has not logged a lot of innings, so it could catch up to him. Hopefully not though, I enjoy good competition.
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P.S. - why would you say this? Jurjjens in his four ATL years has proven to be a better than average pitcher in three of them, and his second halfs haven't been any worse than his first (not to mention the fact that he's not even near his peak seasons yet). For someone who likes to tell someone else that they don't watch a lot of baseball (as if that is relevant to a sport that plays 162 games and is wholly reliant on statistics), you clearly don't know a whole heck of a lot about the best pitcher on one of your team's biggest rivals.